Opinion

Dear Editor, Re: “New crop of farmers,” News , Aug. 14. We are writing with a correction to the article about the impact of land speculation on farming and local food supply in Richmond.

Dear Editor, I agree with readers’ commentary that there are drivers in Richmond (and beyond) who are dangerous and inconsiderate. I see lots of speeding, not stopping at crosswalks, tailgating, etc.

Dear Editor, On behalf of the Richmond Board of Education, I am pleased to welcome our students and families to a new and exciting school year.

Dear Editor, Re: “See benefits of immigration,” Letters , Aug. 14. I want to say, “Thank you!” to Ms Henderson for her letter which shows goodwill to immigration.

Dear Editor, I was sad to see that the letter of the week “See Benefits,” Letters , Aug. 14 has attempted to break complex and sensitive issues down to the ever so easy race debate and, thus, help fuel that ugly beast.

Dear Editor, Re: “See benefits of immigration,” Letters , Aug. 14. I would like to thank Emilie Henderson for her letter. Had these points been raised by someone of Chinese descent, I fear the person would have been rebuked as Coun.

Accusations of racism fly in the face of real concerns

J ust what is it with the B.C. government when it comes to expensive computer problems? The latest sorry chapter in this seemingly never-ending story was recently uncovered by Carol Bellringer, B.C.’s crack, new independent auditor-general.

Dear Editor, The effects of climate change are evident all around us. This year’s temperature is considerably higher than previous years. Certain parts of B.C. are even at Stage 4 water restrictions right now.

Dear Editor, A beautiful Sunday afternoon picnic turned into a nightmare. I was among friends and their church family enjoying a potluck picnic at South Arm Pool Park. Children and young parents were having a great time in the playground.